What can you say

about the two

pictures?

Our parents are working

to provide the daily
needs of the family.
Family
Resources
and Needs
Tchr. Nomar J. Mercines
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What is Family Resources?

It includes anything that is tangible and intangible that

helps provide the needs of the family.
Human Resources

Material Resources

Non-material Resources
 Human Resources

 Every able-bodied member of

the family is considered an
important human resources.
 People who can contribute
their time, effort, skills,
strenght, and expertise is al
considered human resources.
 Human Resources

Capabilities, Intelligence, and Skills

Every person has his/her unique
ability and intelligence to improve
himself/herself but also others.
 Human Resources

Strength and Energy

The strength of the person does not
only mean having good health and
strong body. It also means having
emotional stability, mental alertness,
and having reasonable commitment
and positive outlook in life.
 Material Resources
Tangible assets such as house
and lot, furniture and appliances,
jewelries, automobiles, and cash
are reffered to as the family’s
material resources.
 Material Resources

Real properties and jewelries increase

in value over time while the value of
furniture, appliances, and automobiles
depreciates or go down as they get old
or worn out.
Non-material Resources

Time, health, and experience

are intangible resources but
are also important.
 Non-material Resources

Time  Time is very important.

 It cultivates cooperation, fulfillment
of the prescribed duties, and smart
maintenance of homes.
 Non-material Resources
Strength and Energy
 The health of the family is
important.
 When family members are in good
health, they can do their duties
without delay.
Non-material Resources

Experience

The more experience a family member has, the

more likely he or she will get hired be paid a good
amount for his or her service.
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Basic Needs

These are requirements for sustaining life and

promoting physical and mental growth of each
individual.
 What are the Basic Needs?

Food, Water, Clothing

& Shelters
Social Needs

Security and Safety

 Thanks!
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